It Makes You Sick: The Attacks on Health, Healthcare, and Care

When I was young I believed that the ideas I needed to grasp were complicated fact-dense new ones, and maybe back then I did need to take in more data. As I've gotten older, I've come to realize that a lot of the important things are not just facts to

Meditations in an Emergency

> ... I suddenly felt in a new way how the land and the people aren't separate, and how too many people on too many parts of that land are being sickened by breathing in industrial pollution,

https://www.meditationsinanemergency.com/it-makes-you-sick-the-attacks-on-health-healthcare-and-care/

#RebeccaSolnit #身土不二 #LandAndFleshAreOne #公害 #IndustrialPollution #CommonsDamage

It Makes You Sick: The Attacks on Health, Healthcare, and Care

When I was young I believed that the ideas I needed to grasp were complicated fact-dense new ones, and maybe back then I did need to take in more data. As I've gotten older, I've come to realize that a lot of the important things are not just facts to

Meditations in an Emergency

Possibility

Hope is not happiness or confidence or inner peace; It’s a commitment to search for possibilities.

~ Rebecca Solnit

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#7ForSunday #Inspiration #Quotes #RebeccaSolnit
Craig Constantine

Presence, not pursuit.

Craig Constantine

This backing from the UN strengthens the ICJ opinion as an authoritative reference point for courts, governments and climate groups to cite in climate litigation and advocacy around the world. So, reference and cite it wherever you can.

There's a great deep dive by Rebecca Solnit that goes into the many involved & the efforts over years, the student group & the work of the Indigenous Chamorro human rights lawyer Julian Aguon.

https://www.meditationsinanemergency.com/this-may-well-be-the-most-consequential-case-in-the-history-of-humanity #ICJ #RebeccaSolnit #Vanuatu #ClimateJustice

"This May Well Be the Most Consequential Case in the History of Humanity"

Something huge just happened. Or rather another step was taken in the successful trajectory of the most important climate action you probably never heard of. It was a follow-up to maybe the biggest thing that happened last year, though it didn't get much attention then either. There was a period

Meditations in an Emergency

Reading this slim but substantial collection. I had read the title essay and a couple of others over the years, but some are new to me. The one on Virginia Woolf and criticism is amazing.

#books #essays #RebeccaSolnit #criticism

En este ensayo #RebeccaSolnit parte de sus experiencias para explorar las transiciones y transformaciones en la vida. A través de historias personales, reflexiona sobre la pérdida, el cambio y la importancia de perderse para encontrar un nuevo camino.

https://lecturassumergidas.com/2020/08/30/rebecca-solnit-perdernos/

Rebecca Solnit, cómo “perdernos” para convertirnos en otras personas

«Una guía sobre el arte de perderse» es un conmovedor ensayo que explora las transiciones y transformaciones en la vida, de la autora Rebecca Solnit. A través de historias personales, reflexiona so…

Lecturas Sumergidas
We Are Crashing Into the Future (Or It Is Crashing Into Us)

The Autumn of the Patriarchs  One common and inaccurate picture of change assumes this thing so obvious, so potent in the present, will just continue to expand and the future will be like the present, only more so. This version ignores that individual actors and collective forces can suddenly emerge

Meditations in an Emergency
The Case for Climate Champion Tom Steyer in the California Governor's Race

Like a lot of you, I'm not, to say the least, a fan of billionaires as a species. Perhaps unlike a lot of you, I'm not a fan of airtight categories either: categories are leaky and a lot of what you may assume about gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer might be

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Pluralistic: Demand destruction vs fuel-superseding infrastructure (04 May 2026)

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://pluralistic.net/2026/05/04/hope-in-the-dark/

Pluralistic: Demand destruction vs fuel-superseding infrastructure (04 May 2026) – Pluralistic: Daily links from Cory Doctorow

"Likewise, the Trump Administration has exercised its power ... in ways that make this country weaker in the long term, but Trump is on his way out and clearly does not care about the long term in any way other than in masturbatory monuments to himself and illicit wealth for his family."

Rebecca Solnit
https://www.meditationsinanemergency.com/flowers-bloom-on-soldiers-graves-lessons-in-power-and-consequence/
#uspoli #Trump #power #RebeccaSolnit

Flowers Bloom on Soldiers' Graves: Lessons in Power and Consequence

What is power? It is at its most essential the ability to influence an outcome on any or all scales, to protect one's own at a minimum and to influence, even control others at a maximum. Violence is constantly misunderstood as power, and it certainly looks like power, and in

Meditations in an Emergency